Pakistani Pacer, Naseem Shah clarifies rumours about marriage:
Naseem Shah, the Pakistani pacer, addressed rumors on social media regarding his engagement or marriage that have been circulating since yesterday.
Naseem shared a picture on his Instagram story, where he was seen sitting with two older men from his family.
The caption on his story stated, “Blessed with the best Alhamdullillah.”
So, Nevertheless, some social media users wrongly perceived Naseem’s photo as a declaration of his marriage.
Caption this👇🏻👇🏻#Naseemshah #naseemshah #naseem pic.twitter.com/ZKid23TMkm
— EleenaPCT| Muba & Irsa’s Bday Month (@PctEleena) April 1, 2023
On Sunday evening, 20-year-old Naseem Shah posted another story on his Instagram to dispel the rumors and clarify that he had taken the previously mentioned picture during a family Iftar at his residence.
He stated that “The last picture I posted wasn’t about getting engaged or nikkafied. Mentioning ‘blessed’ doesn’t mean that it’s all about getting into a relationship or anything.”
Kindly stop misinterpreting it as it was just a simple family Iftar picture with my family. I hope it’s clear now,” he wrote.
Naseem Shah deserves a break, a vacation and probably a hug pic.twitter.com/XKCncgY4Hm
— adi ✨🇧🇩 (@notanotheradi) April 2, 2023
Also, During an event in Karachi earlier this year, Naseem stated that his family would be responsible for making decisions regarding his marriage.
Also, He expressed, “Ask my father about my marriage.
Whenever he finds someone for me, then I will get married.
I will marry only on the advice of my father.”
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